After a lengthy wait, Battlefield V's battle royale mode Firestorm finally goes live later tonight. Along with the first gameplay trailer, we've got a breakdown of all the details you need to know how this new game mode will work.

Following on from the leaked tutorial video from earlier in the week, an official trailer for Battlefield V's battle royale Firestorm mode has finally dropped!

After a lengthy delay, Battlefield V's battle royale mode, Firestorm, is almost here. Ahead of the official reveal though, some detailed gameplay footage has leaked out.

Battlefield V had a very rough start, and EA is finely spilling the beans on just how rough it was and how they're now turning those misfortunes around.

The first trailer for Chapter 2: Lightning Strikes of Battlefield V's Tides of War live-service has dropped, teasing not only the long-awaited Firestorm battle royale mode, but also a bunch of new and returning classic game modes.

Battlefield V is a great game that is unfortunately being held back a bit by some annoying bugs and gameplay decisions. Luckily, developer DICE is now addressing several of these issues, starting this week.

If yesterday was a celebration of the games that look great, then today is a highlight of video games which tickle your ears with expert precision. This isn’t a redux of those games that have amazing soundtracks, but rather the 2018 releases which used all the parts of beefy audio buffalo to their full extent. Every sound, no mater how minor, plays a huge part in selling the escape from reality that a video game should be. Here’s a look at the games, that did it best.

One of the hottest debated aspects of Battlefield V has been its heavily unforgive time-to-kill combat mechanics, but developer DICE has now revealed its very detailed plans on how this will be addressed. However, some members of the community feel that this may create more problems than it solves.